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THE HERALD Wednesday DEC 19 1973 Page Six Die Check Vent Defects Six Ontario residents have died a result of carbon monoxide escaping from defective propane stoves and refrigerators so far this year Ten persons died In Ontario Provincial Police advises residents utilizing this kind of equipment to have it Installed and serviced regularly by a licensed propane fitter familiar with these units Propane equipment with a blocked flue passage or with a burner improperly adjusted or partially plugged can produce deadly carbon monoxide fumes Tourists campers ice fisherman hunters and others with portable propane cooking and heating units should ensure adequate ventilation while using them Only a short length of time Is required to produce a fatal quantity of carbon monoxide In a closed tent trailer Ice house or small cabin A pamphlet prepared by the energy branch of the Ontario Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations provides a guide to maintaining and cleaning serve propane refrigerators for Individuals In remote areas who are unable to obtain qualified service Dont Leave Child Alone Christmas brings temp tat ions to many parents while visiting wilh neighbours or completing last minute shop ping to leave small children unattended for short periods says Fire chief Ken At the same time decorations trees and wrap ping paper bring an Increased threat of fire danger unless constant care is exercised The fire chief urges all parents to recognize the fire and not to leave small children alone in the home even for a moment He points out that the criminal code of Canada forbids such action which endangers the life of any child under the age of ten years Parents are further reminded lhat under certa n conditions a Christmas tree can be ignited by a single match to burn furiously to charred wood in a few seconds Care must be taken to keep butts of natural trees immersed in water and to ensure that the tree itself does not obstruct access to a door or window Families are also urged to review home fire- escape plans or quick exit in an emergency January is fast approaching and Its approach becomes more apparent with the coming of Christmas With the advent of the new year comes an end to the holiday season and for the students of GpHS there begins a period of preparing for mid term examinations The January exams of recent years have been held on special days segregated from routine school activities This year however the exams will be held for part of a day and regular classes run for the remainder of the day The change In schedule is due to the Board of Education new view of the school year Ac cording to the rules schools not operating on a system such as GDHS must either hold exams along with regular classes or the school year must be extended for a number of days In June to compensate for the time lost in giving the exams Not wishing to do the latter the administration has chosen the former alternative Next year system will very likely be different again from those systems of the past Beginning In September GDHS will be on a schedule The entire school system will be altered and staff and students alike will be starting afresh Students of Georgetown High navigate the halls of their great institute with bowed heads and tardy steps Whether they be shrouded in a dense fog of pondering of contemplation or of confusion students travel glassy eyed from class to class Between classes the halls become filled with the wan dering bodies moving slowly and zombielike across the tile The dull sound of shuffling feet and straining minds fills the air Suddenly at the end of the day the mood changes and the meekly animated beings become actively filled with Joy personality and vigor Everyone realizes there will be no more classes until the next The students of Georgetown High become human again Tomorrow night dance promises tone one of the best of the year It is the Christmas dance a famous group around Georgetown will be playing This 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